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Ideas to improve the voting system...
Ok, here's an idea i've been mulling over to try and improve voting accuracy and to get rid of the little dickwads messing shit up for everyone else. See what you think. 
How about BEFORE allowing anyone to vote, you have to log in or something. you know. have a user account etc. I know thats the general practice already, but i'm talking about some sort of fully fledged account (sort of something like Amazon etc though obviously not as complex coz it don't need to be).
Then when a user casts votes maybe they can have a "vote history" that they can access and review (aka imdb.com) and also you can access their vote log. and if they are assholes, close their account, ban the IP yadda yadda...
Closing the account would wipe their votes too, maybe it would keep it in-line with a more accurate voting system. also, give them some kind of incentive to sign up i dunno something like this:
If you sign up, we'll send you a newsletter, plus you'll receive email updates of new releases before they are put live to the site. Something like that anyway i dunno it's hot and i'm tired. 
See what you think. 
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How about BEFORE allowing anyone to vote, you have to log in or something. you know. have a user account etc. I know thats the general practice already, but i'm talking about some sort of fully fledged account (sort of something like Amazon etc though obviously not as complex coz it don't need to be).

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If you sign up, we'll send you a newsletter, plus you'll receive email updates of new releases before they are put live to the site. Something like that anyway i dunno it's hot and i'm tired.
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Yeah i guess. 
I dunno, just a bunch of ideas i had floating around. Never know, something i've said above may have sparked off another idea for someone else... 
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How about BEFORE allowing anyone to vote, you have to log in or something. you know. have a user account etc. I know thats the general practice already, but i'm talking about some sort of fully fledged account.
quote:Well, O, technically the suggestion has not been implemented (that of an "extra special" account for voting), but it was discussed-- very well-- in the news section. But since the discussion took place a year ago (Aug 2001) I think it might be time to revisit the concept. I, for one, would happily pay to have fewer lamers around the place, posting and voting. I just paid to continue going to gamespot.com. Is this place big enough? How many people have donated? My hunch is that these people's opinions and posts are going to be more valuable and accurate than some of the 6 page dummyfests we have now.
That has already been implemented, read the news section
quote:It did, Mystic One. Maybe they can tally the votes differently, using the 'median' or the other 'm' method. OR, and I like this---> Just secretly cut off the 1's. 1 is a bullshit vote-- every other number is (much more) likely to be truthful (even most of the 10's). Just do it quietly. Another mystic thought---> A bar that pops up during the audio voting, which asks if the person voting has actually listened to a sample, and please don't vote (audio) if you haven't. An extra click, but it could have a good effect, even on video voting.
I dunno, just a bunch of ideas i had floating around. Never know, something i've said above may have sparked off another idea for someone else...
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